(3)
The Chief Veterinary Officer may order the destruction of an animal believed to have an infectious or contagious disease.

(4)
The destruction or disposal of an animal, animal by-product, animal product, bedding, food, or other thing related to an animal pursuant to an order made under section 7 of the Act or under subsection (1), (2) or (3) shall be in a manner approved by the Chief Veterinary Officer.

(5)
Notwithstanding subsection (4), the minister or the Chief Veterinary Officer may require in an order to dispose of an animal under subsection (1) that the animal be returned from the port of entry or another place where it is detained to the place of origin of the animal.

(6)
An order made under section 7 of the Act or under subsection (1), (2) or (3) may require that the disposal or destruction of an animal, animal by-product, animal product, bedding, food, or other thing related to an animal be at the cost or expense of an owner of an animal or another person.

(7)
A person shall comply with

(a)
an order made under subsection (1) where the order has been issued to that person under subsection (1);

(b)
an order made under subsection (2) where the order has been issued to that person under subsection (2); and

(c)
an order made under subsection (3) where the order has been issued to that person under subsection (3).

4.
(1) An inspector who has reasonable cause to believe that an infectious or contagious disease exists in an animal brought or being brought into the province may order the animal to be detained at the port of entry or another place designated by the inspector at the cost or expense of an owner of the animal or another person.

(2)
A person to whom an order is issued under subsection (1) shall comply with that order.

5.
(1) The Chief Veterinary Officer may order an animal suspected of having an infectious or contagious disease to be quarantined in or on the premises of an owner of the animal or in a place and for a period of time that the Chief Veterinary Officer considers appropriate and if no infectious or contagious disease is found in the animal then the animal shall be released from quarantine.

(2)
Where an animal was quarantined in a place that was not the premises of the owner of the animal and it has been released from quarantine, the animal shall be returned to its owner.

(3)
A term and condition of an order made under subsection (1) is that the person to whom the order is issued shall not remove or release an animal from quarantine without prior authority from an inspector.

(4)
A place designated for the quarantine of an animal shall be considered to be an infected place.

(5)
An order made under subsection (1) may be at the cost or expense of an owner of the animal or another person.

7.
(1) A person shall not bring honeybees (Apis mellifera
) or honeybee hives into the province unless accompanied by a certificate signed by an official veterinarian or licensed veterinarian in the place of origin of the honeybees or hives or by an accredited veterinarian or other person approved by the Chief Veterinary Officer certifying that:

(a)
the honeybees and hives are free from the following pests:

(i)
honeybee tracheal mite (Acarapis woodi
),

(ii)
varroa mite (Varroa destructor
),

(iii)
greater wax moth (Galleria mellonella
), and

(iv)
small hive beetle (Aethina tumida
);

(b)
the apiary from which the honeybees or hives originated was completely free from the pests described in paragraph (a) when the honeybees or hives were taken from the apiary and in the 12 months immediately preceding their departure; and

(c)
the honeybees or hives were tested for the pests described in paragraph (a) with negative test results within the 30 days, or such other time as the Chief Veterinary Officer may in his or her discretion prescribe in a particular case, preceding entry to the province.

(2)
A person who imports honeybees or honeybee hives shall ensure that honeybees and hives are not exposed to other honeybees or hives during shipment.

(3)
Upon entry into the province all honeybees and honeybee hives, regardless of compliance with subsection (1), shall be quarantined on the premises of the importer for a period of 12 months from the date of entry.

(4)
Honeybees and honeybee hives shall not be moved from the premises of the importer during the period of quarantine set out in subsection (3).

(5)
All cases of illness or death of imported honeybees that occur within 12 months of importation shall be reported to an inspector.

(6)
Where there is a contravention of this section or section 6
, the Chief Veterinary Officer may order, at the expense of the importer, the owner of the honeybees, a person owning or having possession, custody or control of the hives, or another person, that

(a)
the honeybees and hives be quarantined; or

(b)
the honeybees and hives be seized and returned to their place of origin.

(7)
A person to whom an order is issued under subsection (6) shall comply with that order.

(5)
A person who transports an animal into the province in contravention of this section bears the cost or expense of returning the animal from the point of entry into the province to the place of origin of the animal or disposing of the animal in another manner determined by the Chief Veterinary Officer.

9.
(1) A person shall not without the permission of an inspector remove or release an animal from a place where the animal is being detained by an inspector for the purpose of the Act or these regulations.

(2)
A person shall not remove or release an animal or a honeybee hive from quarantine without prior authority from an inspector.

(3)
Subsection (2) does not apply to a person to whom an order is issued under section 5
of these regulations.

(4)
Subsection (2) does not apply to honeybees (Apis mellifera
) or honeybee hives that are quarantined unless the quarantine is in accordance with section 5 of the Act or section 5
of these regulations.

10.
(1) Notwithstanding section 45 of the Pharmacy Regulations
and section C.01.046 of the Food and Drug Regulations
(Canada), a person shall not sell directly to a consumer an antibiotic for animal use listed or described in Part II of Schedule F to the Food and Drug Regulations
(Canada) that is in a form for injection or oral, intramammary or intrauterine administration, unless the sale is made under a prescription by a veterinarian.

(2)
Subsection (1) does not apply to an antibiotic that is used as a medicating ingredient in a feed under the Feeds Act
(Canada
).

(3)
A list of the antibiotics for which a prescription of a veterinarian is required under subsection (1) is on file with the minister and may be examined or obtained during regular business hours.